Slovenia is a thriving European Union country bordering Germany, Austria, Italy, Hungary, and Croatia. Formerly a part of Yugoslavia, Slovenia became a sovereign nation in 1991 and joined the European Union and Eurozone in the year 2004. The capital and largest city of Slovenia is Ljubljana. Slovenian economy is a very attractive destination for foreign investment due to the sheer amount of opportunities that the country presents. The top-performing business sectors are real estate, information technology, food & beverage, chemical, pharmaceutical, and the tourism sector. An increasing number of foreign companies are making Making Slovenia as their European base because of relatively low corporate (only 19%), no property registration/ stamp duty and its accessible location. The Slovenian government process and policies are simple, non-bureaucratic making it an extremely business and foreigner-friendly country.

Owing to its geographical location and economic status, it is advantageous to have a company in Slovenia. It is strategically located in Central Europe. The Country Boasts fantastic infrastructure including the modern port of Koper situated mediterranean sea bordering Italy and excellent road network.

Furthermore, Slovenia is part of the European Union and the Schengen area, it is easier to trade goods and services with other EU member states. This is especially beneficial for entrepreneurs who wish to provide services and distribute well within the EU region.

Slovenia is a high income and sparsely populated country. The quality of life and education rank 1 in the world. English is mainly spoken and understood to be a widely used business and communication language throughout the country.

Slovenia Economic Opportunities

Slovenia is considered a great holiday destination and offers many opportunities for investors. Since 2004, Slovenia has become a member of the European Union (EU) to attract investment (for example, signing double taxation treaties with more than 45 partner countries).

The country is oriented towards foreign direct investment and offers various types of investment plans and incentives, which may depend on the investment sector chosen by the merchant and the region where they will invest. It is important to know that Slovenian companies can also benefit from incentives that support the development of the job market.

Investors are concentrated in the following areas: services, chemicals and retail. The corporate tax in Slovenia is 19% (decreased in 2017). All foreign and local investors who require Slovenian company formation services are welcome to contact our local company advisors who can advise on how to set up a company in the country.

Work and Residency Program in Slovenia

As part of inviting quality investment and workforce to Slovenia, the following programs have been introduced for a limited time only by the Slovenian Government. This is a great and low-entry cost opportunity for those who are looking to open an EU business and migrate their same time.

Residency Through Investment

Obtain our Slovenian tax number.

Register a limited liability company(d.o.o) with

minimum capital of € 7,500.

Open your company ‘s bank account.

Make an investment in the property of a minimum of € 50,000 in your company’s name.

Obtain a single work and residence permit for you as a company representative, no Employment Office consent required.

Issuance of Residence Card 2-3 months

Residency For Highly Skilled Entrepreneur

Program (Education)

Obtain our Slovenian tax number.

Register a limited liability company (d.o.o) with the minimum capital of € 7,500.

Open your company ‘s bank account.

Provide proof of higher education and

experience to match with the labour market in

Slovenia. (included in our scope of services)

Obtain a single work and residence permit for you as a company representative.